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VP, Product & Design

The National Football League
Location
Inglewood, California, United States
Posted
1 month ago
Department
NFL.com Mobile
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 15+ years of product management experience, including leadership roles in digital media, streaming, sports, technology, or subscription-based businesses
  • Experience leading product organizations responsible for large-scale consumer digital platforms
  • Demonstrated success delivering complex product roadmaps that drive measurable business outcomes
  • Experience leading cross-functional teams within highly matrixed environments
  • Strong understanding of digital consumer experiences, content ecosystems, subscription products, and engagement platforms
  • Experience leading Product, UX/UI, Design, or adjacent digital experience functions
What the job really is

The VP, Product & Design will oversee the product experience and roadmap for the NFL's digital products, focusing on enhancing fan engagement across various platforms. This role involves collaborating with multiple departments to translate business priorities into actionable product strategies, ensuring high-quality delivery and continuous improvement of fan experiences. The VP will also lead and develop a high-performing team within a complex media environment, emphasizing accountability and collaboration.

Benefits
  • Salary range of $225,000 — $325,000 USD
  • Comprehensive benefits offerings
  • In-person work at NFL offices is prioritized
  • Commitment to building an inclusive work environment
Things to weigh
  • No relocation assistance will be provided
  • Position requires onsite presence; remote or hybrid options are not offered
  • Travel required to key NFL meetings and events, including nights and weekends during the NFL season
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